Business Africa
Sudan is swimming in troubling waters. The country is increasingly facing economic difficulties, with inflation reaching 69%.
Sudan has been living for several days amid tensions, fatal protest, hunger riots and large-scale demonstrations.
The country, which is already experiencing a serious economic crisis with ever-increasing inflation, also has to face the population, protesting against rising prices and the shortage of raw materials.
US based Policy analyst, Abdullahi Kalakhe, reveals more in an interview.
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